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THEDA's Song "LIGHT IN YOU" of her "Legacy" CD made it t the top 10 regional semi-finals in "SEARCHLIGHT" 2014, CBC Radio's Canada-wide search for emerging musicians contest!! http://music.cbc.ca/artists/Theda-Phoenix Watch Theda on Go Vancouver on Shaw Cable Television |
Thank you to all my supporters who came out to the CD release concert at Chapel Arts in Vancouver!
Was truly a joy to celebrate with you!
Past news
In 2013 Theda toured Vancouver Island with her mother artist Yvonne Maximchuk, promoting her new CD "Legacy" and Yvonne's new book "Drawn to Sea".
"Drawn to Sea, Paintbrush to Chainsaw—Carving Out a Life on BC’s Rugged Raincoast"
In the early 1980s, Yvonne Maximchuk, a single mother of two, was living in White Rock, BC, and making a living as a working artist and art instructor. Then she fell in love with Albert, a crab fisherman who fished the waters of Boundary Bay. Drawn to his seemingly idyllic life and her desire for connection with the natural world, Yvonne and her children moved with Albert to Echo Bay, a tiny settlement east of Vancouver Island.
In Drawn to Sea, Yvonne creates stunning, lyrical word pictures of her home in the Broughton Archipelago. Making the most of the tools available, from paintbrush to chainsaw, she has flourished in this remote area, carving out a home and a career in a place far from just about everyone.
copyright © Caitlin Press 2012. http://caitlin-press.com/our-books/drawn-to-sea/
"Drawn to Sea, Paintbrush to Chainsaw—Carving Out a Life on BC’s Rugged Raincoast"
In the early 1980s, Yvonne Maximchuk, a single mother of two, was living in White Rock, BC, and making a living as a working artist and art instructor. Then she fell in love with Albert, a crab fisherman who fished the waters of Boundary Bay. Drawn to his seemingly idyllic life and her desire for connection with the natural world, Yvonne and her children moved with Albert to Echo Bay, a tiny settlement east of Vancouver Island.
In Drawn to Sea, Yvonne creates stunning, lyrical word pictures of her home in the Broughton Archipelago. Making the most of the tools available, from paintbrush to chainsaw, she has flourished in this remote area, carving out a home and a career in a place far from just about everyone.
copyright © Caitlin Press 2012. http://caitlin-press.com/our-books/drawn-to-sea/
